What You Will Learn

This course covers essential skills in AWS and DevOps. You will learn the following core topics:

• DevOps Basics: You will understand the principles and practices of DevOps. This includes the collaborative culture and automation of processes.

• Version Control Management (VCM) and Source Control Management (SCM): You will learn how to manage code versions. This will help you collaborate effectively with others on software projects.

• Git and GitHub: You will gain practical experience with Git for version control. You will also learn how to use GitHub for collaboration and sharing code.

• CI/CD Pipeline: You will learn how to implement a Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. This will be done using GitHub Actions to automate the deployment process.

• AWS Basics and Installations: You will familiarize yourself with Amazon Web Services. You will learn how to set up the necessary environment for cloud services.

• Docker: You will learn how to create and manage containers using Docker. This includes building applications and isolating them in a container environment.

• Kubernetes: You will understand how to orchestrate containerized applications with Kubernetes. This will involve deploying and managing applications efficiently.

• Ansible: You will discover how to automate software provisioning and configuration management. This will streamline your deployment process.

• Terraform: You will learn to use Terraform for infrastructure as code. This allows you to manage and provision your infrastructure in a consistent manner.

• AWS Container Services: You will learn about AWS services like ECS, ECR, and EKS. This will help you manage and deploy containerized applications in the AWS cloud.

The course progresses from basic concepts to more advanced techniques. You will practice using each tool and method through hands-on experience. Each module builds on the previous one, ensuring a clear understanding of how all components fit together in the DevOps and AWS ecosystem.